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Film/Video DIG.IT FORUM/RECEPTION SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2001, 9 AM-5:30 PM MINNEAPOLIS COLLEGE OF ART AND DESIGN AUDITORIUM, 2501 STEVENS AVENUE SOUTH, MINNEAPOLIS 
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MINNESOTA E-COMMERCE IN THE NEW MEDIA WORLD
9-10:30 AM
$6 ($3 WALKER MEMBERS AND STUDENTS)
This seminar focuses on the ways new media has impacted "old media" in Minnesota's moving-image production community and takes a look at how the Internet has affected advertising, corporate communications, and television delivery. Panelists include representatives from local advertising agencies and corporations.
AESTHETICS OF DIGITAL: WHERE'S THE FUTURE AND WHEN WILL IT GET HERE?
10:45 AM-12:30 PM
$6 ($3 WALKER MEMBERS AND STUDENTS)
This panel discussion will utilize the expertise of our visiting filmmakers and academics from the University of Minnesota New Media Institute, the Minneapolis College of Art and Design, Carleton College, and the Minneapolis Community and Technical College to forecast where digital filmmaking is going and how it will impact the look, narrative structure, and overall experience of the digital moving image as a storytelling medium.
DIGITAL INTERACTION
2-4 PM
$6 ($3 WALKER MEMBERS AND STUDENTS)
Digital technology offers audiences the opportunity to further their engagement with films and videos through Web sites, CD-ROMs, and DVDs. Laurence Bricker of Popular Front Interactive Communications discusses the ways he and his team have blurred the lines between the TV set and the desktop for such PBS programs as American High, American Photography: A Century of Images, and Continental Harmony. Popular Front will work with a U of M student to determine the interactive possibilities for his/her project.
POST-PANEL RECEPTION
4-5:30 PM
FREE
Meet the many panelists, academics, and members of the local digital media arts community at this post-panel reception.